Customer Ratings & Reviews

Performs really well with my i5-9400 CPU. Very smooth gameplay and the capture technology works well. One star deduction because I purposely paid an extra $10 here than on amazon thinking that the metal GPU backplate was included (as stated in the Q&A section). No backplate is included. As far as performance however, I have no complaints and really think this is good value for what you're paying.

I built an i5 gaming rig for my nephew. It’s his first rig and I didn’t think he would be playing graphic intense games. However, he asked me to install Call of Duty Modern Warfare so I did and to my surprise this GPU held up very well on a 1080p running at 144Mhz. It also, runs cooler than I expected. Highly recommend if your on the fence.

I paid regular price for this MSI GTX 1650 Super X 4-GB and for me that is expensive but I am very happy with this graphics card purchase. The 1650S is as good as it gets for 1080p gaming. 4-GB is not enough for 4k so if that's your goal move up to a 6-GB card minimum. This card does not have LEDs on the fans. It is 241mm long, 114mm tall and double width. I have mine mounted sideways on a riser bracket so it will clear other items on my motherboard. The card uses up to 100 watts and the documentation recommends 350 watt power supply minimum. It uses one 8 pin power connection. Side note: in my pic my cpu cooler says AMD but my cpu is Intel I-7.

This card has exceeded my expectations. Running warzone at a great fps that even my gameplay has improved. If you are on a budget get this card.

In this extended GPU drought, I was lucky to even get this. That said, it’s working better than expected and I frequently manage a consistent 60fps at 1080p. I would avoid if you’re looking for anything more than that.

I have a Dell XPS 8500... my old graphic card has been 'growling' inside my desktop for months now. Any time I open up Lightroom CC or Photoshop... and more importantly, Filmora, my video editing program of choice .... my GeForce 6200 would 'growl' and crash... all those issues.. gone. Glad I found this locally.. needed it fast for a project. .. No noise now :)

Great 1080 Card. Can run Call of Duty at high settings no problem. Really impressed with this card and it will do great while I wait for 30 series to become more available.

Nice GPU im lucky i bought this when i did! Super nice looking too

Easy installation and setup. Great for a first build.

The best graficar i recommend this 10o% best item i bought

Good value for the price, just a temporary GPU until better ones become more available

Works great,not prone to over heating.Easy to install

Pretty solid graphics card. I’ve had it since 2020 and haven’t had any issues. I play games like COD and elder scrolls and never had major issues with lag. Occasional lag tends to stem from like internet

I bought this to update an old Asus desktop with a very out of date card that was beginning to show signs of failure. I needed something that could support three or four monitors and would work on the existing 350W power supply. This card does the job quite well. I haven't been able to get a 4 monitor output, but I'm strongly suspicious this is related to the weak power supply, more than anything. This was a very optional option and doesn't rate the loss of a star, so it remains 5 stars. The card is currently driving a 27" HP2709 at 1080p, plus a pair of LP2475s at 1920x1200 effortlessly. All my business presentation software works great, as well as my pro audio and broadcast software. On the lighter side, I have been able to drive Destiny 2 consistently over 100 and frequently in excess of 120 fps on high quality, and consistently over 72 fps at highest quality. More impressive, I can run Minecraft at max settings. That's impressive because that game is a horrible gpu hog. All this without tinkering around with overclocking at all. The only thing I don't like about the purchase is the MSI software in the bundle. The MSI Companion is a bit kludgy. I just don't particularly like it. The Afterburner app, I just haven't really bothered with as yet; in part because it's not terribly friendly. Thing is, you don't really need these, and the NVIDIA package pretty much covers your needs.

It did it's job and it did it well. During the pandemic gpu shortage where no high-end gpus were unavailable, the 1650 super kept my pc running smoothly for a great price (at the time).

Great it works great! Easy to install had no issues

This card features the same cooler and fans that were designed for cards with much higher TDP (Like the 1660 ti gaming x and the 1660 super gaming x) therefore this card remains cool and quiet even when pushed to its maximum performance for extended periods of time. Mine is being used in a small form fact case that doesn’t have much air flow, and despite that, the fans barely turn on, and when they do, is inaudible. Highly recommended for 1080P 60fps gaming.

This is my first new graphics card since my GTX 550. Man they have come a long way in making an affordable yet powerful video card. I mainly play COD Warzone and average around 90FPS @ 1080P using normal detail. During extended game play the card only tops out around 62 Celsius. Card also has great overclocking capability using MSI Afterburner application. Would highly recommend for any budget gamer!

just an overall great card for entry level pc gaming. It runs cool and quite. I highly recommend this msi gaming x

If your budget is less than $200 for a GPU, it’s hard to beat this card. Gaming X is probably the best 1650S variant. Quiet, cool even with factory overclock. Good upgrade for people upgrading from a GTX 750 ti/960/1050 ti or RX 550/560 range. Able to run majority of new games on 1080p high/ultra at 60 fps. If you can afford a little more, go for a 1660S since it has 6gb vram and more grunt.